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Running Waist Packs- Compact interval timer times one or two intervals between two seconds and 99 minutes. Built-in Stopwatch and Clock feature.
- Auto mode keeps repeating through intervals up to 99 repeats. Chime and vibration interval notification; alarm duration can be set for one, two, five, or nine seconds.
- Increased water resistance makes this ideal for outdoor actives where the timer may be exposed to moisture, such as rain. Sweat and impact resistant.
- Has a very loud beep, which makes it perfect for group classes or outdoor use. The beep can be made dimmer, or silenced altogether by using only the vibrate mode.
- Secure and Removable Belt-clip included. Size of a small pager. Powered by one AAA battery (not included); measures 2.25 by 1.75 by 0.5 inches (55mm X 44mm X 14mm).
Gymboss Plus Interval Timer and Stopwatch
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 6.38 x 3.15 x 0.71 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.05 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 0.55 x 2.25 x 1.75 inches |
| Item Weight | 35 Grams |
| Brand Name | Gymboss |
| Color | Black, Green |
| Material | Plastic |
| Manufacturer | Gymboss |
| Part Number | unknown |
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DaveS –
I’ve owned 2 gymboss timers. One bought in 2011 and one in 2013. I replaced with the Plus. (After 5 years use, the previous gymboss works but the lines that make up the digital numerals are missing in spots, so that an 8 looks the same as a 3 or a 4 – none of the numerals display correctly.) I tried rebooting, new battery and it didn’t get wet, but it still remains that way.
I’d recommend the Gymboss based on current and on past performance.
-The Plus has a LOUD beep. I got it because the description said it’s louder but “The beep can be made dimmer”. I primarily use it in a loud “Sirius XM Pop Channels” (yuck) gym for weightlifting intervals. I can hear it with in-ear earbuds. I want the low beep for my quieter gym, and not disturb others. The low beep is still loud, BUT what I saw in one of the image views of the timer turned out to be true. It’s NOT explained on the Gymboss website or in their expanded directions (which another reviewer, well said, said download the directions, the ones with the timer are a tiny font).
There is a + or – slide on the back of the PLUS which I assumed to be the “dimmer” for sound. That makes the low beep better in a quieter, crowded gym. Push the slide to the (-) to cover up the baffles.
If you’re running outside, or lead a loud indoor group, the loud beep is good.
– The loud beep is good for outdoor intervals. It can be heard. I remember that I had used the old Gymboss in the past for walk/run intervals, and could often not hear the beeps with other, street noise.
– I’d prefer the Start button to be on the right side, as in my old Gymboss, but it’s on the left, and I’ll get used to it.
– Vibrate mode has never worked for me. I can’t feel it — I always use it on an armband. The new model, however, feels a little stronger.
– The loud beep has a “b” (lower case “b” display) and the quieter a “B”. Opposite of what it should be.
– Setup isn’t hard, may get it wrong a few times at first, but you’ll get used to changing intervals fast.
– Tried using a smartphone Tabata timer instead of Gymboss. Not loud enough, not as simple to use and adjust, and I don’t carry my smartphone in gym anyway. Gymboss is easy to set, start, track, and stop (if you don’t want to hear 10 beeps for the finish of your session).
I wanted the low beep for a quieter gym, and thought the Plus could be “dimmed” lower. Fully closed it seems lower, or at least the same as the base model. But since I may start using it outside again, I’ll keep the Plus for that.
Justin M. Ma –
This is the second Gymboss I’ve purchased. Works great as an interval timer. Simple to use.
Customer support was great. The one I received was defective (it didn’t vibrate), but they covered it under warranty.
ATP1 –
Only a little larger than matchbook size and extremely lightweight I’ve found this to be the perfect tool for interval walk/runs. You WILL need to download a copy of the instructions off the web since I doubt even a NASA pilot can read them without use of the Hubble telescope. Not to worry–just enter “Gymboss instructions” in your favorite search engine and they’ll pop right up. Though hard of hearing I use it in the beep only mode since the frequency is old age friendly and easily heard with the unit on your belt. The vibrate rocks and I might use it if the Gymboss is inside one of my pockets. Since it is small (and perfectly so) the clip doesn’t extend past the unit thus you can’t fully clip it on a 1 1/2″ wide belt. It stays on fine nevertheless and on athletic shorts clips securely with no problem. Once you use it a couple of times the three-mode setup makes perfect sense and you can use it from memory. For intervals the unit is very versatile and gives you a lot of time and interval frequency options. Don’t know yet how long the single AAA battery (not included) I put in will last but it says it has a low battery indicator so I’m not too concerned.
DDD –
It was extremely difficult to open the battery compartment. Then, the packaged directions were hard to follow. The GymBOSS instructions on line are very clear. Once set up it is a breeze to set-up and change timing for a different cycle. It forces you to stay with a stretch, push for a HITT cycle and complete your routine. You’ll find it useful for many different and unique ways to set limits, set routines and schedule breaks from work etc.
Angela Porr –
Is exactly what I needed for my run/walk intervals. Light weight, clips on easy, and I like the vibration mode. I thought it came with a battery but did not, which is no big deal!